Marble Mayne Recruitment
Head of Course Development

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Head of Course Development – Self-Paced Learning
Remote (UK) | Full-Time | 12-Month Fixed-Term Contract | £60,000–£70,000
Help build something entirely new with a global leader in education.
Marble Mayne Recruitment is delighted to be supporting a world-leading international education group in the appointment of a Head of Course Development for an exciting new strategic initiative.
This is a genuinely unique opportunity to join an organisation at the forefront of premium education and play a pivotal role in launching a brand-new self-paced learning offering. Rather than stepping into an established function, you’ll have the rare opportunity to build an innovative educational product from the ground up, shaping how high-quality GCSE and A-Level courses are designed, developed, and delivered for students across the world.
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The Role
As Head of Course Development, you’ll lead the creation of a new portfolio of self-paced GCSE and A-Level courses. Specific responsibilities include:
- Recruiting and managing the course development team
- Establishing quality standards and production processes
- Overseeing instructional design, content development, and assessment
- Ensuring delivery to ambitious project timelines
Working closely with colleagues across product, operations, and marketing, you’ll help shape a market-leading online learning experience from concept through to launch. This is a rare opportunity to leave your mark on a completely new educational offering.
Should the new product thrive, there is also the potential for this role to evolve into a longer-term leadership position within the organisation.


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About You
We’re seeking an experienced education leader with:
- A strong understanding of curriculum development and pedagogy, preferably for GCSE and A-Level
- Prior experience in:
- Leading course or curriculum development
- Managing educational teams
- Delivering complex programmes to fixed deadlines
- Building products from the ground up
- Preference for candidates with experience in online or asynchronous learning
Do you thrive in high-energy environments and want to play a hands-on role in reshaping the future of online education? If so, we’d love to connect.
Closing Date: Ongoing / ASAP
The ideal start date is aligned with the new academic year in September.
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